juror 8 Flashcards

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What is the primary characteristic of juror 8 in ‘12 Angry Men’?

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He is the only juror who initially votes ‘not guilty’ and advocates for discussion.

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True or False: Juror 8 is portrayed as a passive character throughout the play.

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False

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Fill in the blank: Juror 8 believes in the importance of _______ before reaching a verdict.

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reasonable doubt

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What type of language does juror 8 use to persuade others?

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He uses logical reasoning and emotional appeal.

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Multiple Choice: Which quality best describes juror 8’s approach to the trial?

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C) Analytical

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How does juror 8’s language reflect his values?

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His language emphasizes justice and fairness.

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True or False: Juror 8 uses aggressive language to push his point.

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False

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What is juror 8’s stance on the evidence presented?

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He questions the validity and reliability of the evidence.

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Fill in the blank: Juror 8 often challenges the _______ of other jurors’ opinions.

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assumptions

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What impact does juror 8’s calm demeanor have on the jury?

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It encourages other jurors to reconsider their positions.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following best describes juror 8’s conflict resolution style?

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A) Collaborative

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How does juror 8’s background influence his perspective?

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He has a strong moral compass and believes in the justice system.

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True or False: Juror 8 is quick to judge others without listening.

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False

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What rhetorical strategy does juror 8 often employ?

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He uses questions to provoke thought.

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Fill in the blank: Juror 8 often refers to the _______ of the accused.

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humanity

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Multiple Choice: Juror 8’s insistence on discussing the case reflects his belief in:

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B) The importance of deliberation

17
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What is one of juror 8’s key arguments against the prosecution’s case?

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He highlights inconsistencies in witness testimonies.

18
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True or False: Juror 8’s character is static throughout the play.

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False

19
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What emotion does juror 8 often appeal to in his arguments?

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Empathy

20
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Fill in the blank: Juror 8 believes that a juror’s duty is to ensure _______.

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justice

21
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Multiple Choice: What ultimately motivates juror 8’s actions?

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A) A sense of moral responsibility

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How does juror 8’s demeanor affect the group dynamics?

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It fosters open dialogue and reduces hostility.

23
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True or False: Juror 8 is dismissive of the opinions of others.

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False

24
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What is a significant change that occurs in juror 8’s character?

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He evolves from being the sole dissenter to gaining the support of others.

25
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Fill in the blank: Juror 8’s respectful language encourages _______ among the jurors.

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cooperation